Orlando Fringe’s Winter Mini-Fest is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a return to its original name (after briefly becoming FestN4) and location at the Lowndes Shakespeare Center. Here…
Read more 15 reviews from Orlando Fringe Winter Mini-Fest 2026Matthew Broderick and David Cross. Photo: Marc J. Franklin One is tempted to execute a stunt review of the new Tartuffe in heroic couplets, as the late, great…
Read more Old French Bores: Molière Is Blasphemed in This Tin-Eared ‘Tartuffe’Jenny Lee Stern and Danny Hayward in Forbidden Broadway. Carol Rosegg When I was a callow theater kid, I hated musicals: it was a bastard genre, inferior to…
Read more Review: Forbidden Broadway Mercilessly Mauls the HitsSandra Oh (center) and the company of The Welkin. Ahron R. Foster It’s unscientific and unverifiable, but I have a theory that a lot of shabby British playwriting…
Read more Review: Women’s Work Is A Bloody Business In ‘The Welkin’J.D Mollison, Margo Seibert, and Mia Pak in Three Houses. Marc J. Franklin Hey, what’d you do for the pandemic? Sorry to be so 2022, but the topic’s…
Read more Review: Pandemic Meltdown Musical ‘Three Houses’ Finds Song in SolitudeJeremy Jordan and Eva Noblezada in The Great Gatsby Evan Zimmerman There’s something almost quaint about The Great Gatsby’s arrival at the end of a crowded Broadway season…
Read more Review: Flashy and Fake ‘Great Gatsby’ Caps a Weak SeasonSteve Carell and Alison Pill in Uncle Vanya. Marc J. Franklin It’s Chekhov 101 to say his characters inhabit separate worlds that rarely converge. All those rueful doctors,…
Read more Review: Steve Carell Is a Lovable Loser in a Fragmentary ‘Uncle Vanya ‘Joy Woods and Ryan Vasquez as ‘Middle Allie’ and ‘Middle Noah’ in ‘The Notebook’ on Broadway. Copyright 2024 Julieta Cervantes The Notebook | 2hrs 20mins. One intermission. |…
Read more Theater Review: Broadway’s ‘The Notebook’ Is Shallow, Boring and SlowAmy Ryan, Zoe Kazan, Liev Schreiber in Roundabout Theatre Company’s new Broadway production of Doubt. Joan Marcus Doubt | 1hr 30mins. No intermission. | Todd Haimes Theatre |…
Read more Review: A Priest and a Nun Walk into a War in Contemporary Classic ‘Doubt’
